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Noah Schnall described the abuse detainees faced, including strip searches, physical assaults, and threats of sexual violence. This treatment of detainees, including Jewish journalists, underscores the severe human rights violations occurring in Israeli detention centers.

The 1,700 Palestinians taken hostage by Israel have never faced charges, not even in the kangaroo courts, highlighting a severe media bias where American media largely ignores their plight.

The disparity in legal proceedings between Israelis and Palestinians is stark, with Israeli courts in the occupied territories often described as 'kangaroo courts' where Palestinians are found guilty 99% of the time. This raises questions about justice and fairness in conflict zones.

Aviatar David was kidnapped from the Nova Festival in southern Israel. A video released by Hamas showed him looking emaciated, akin to a Holocaust victim. His father didn't recognize him in the video. Today, Aviatar is free, smiling, and waving to the crowd.

Eli Sharabi survived 491 days in Hamas captivity, enduring psychological and physical torture, because he believed he would be reunited with his family.

Noah Schnall, a Jewish photojournalist, was detained and brutally treated by Israeli forces while reporting on the Gaza Freedom Flotilla Coalition. She was hung from metal shackles and beaten, highlighting the Israeli government's harsh treatment of even Jewish journalists who criticize their actions.

Eli Sharabi's captors were initially protective of him from a mob because he was an asset to them, illustrating the complex dynamics of his captivity.

Hassam Abu Safiya, a prominent Palestinian and former director, was detained by Israel for refusing to abandon his patients. Despite the ceasefire, he remains imprisoned, highlighting the ongoing injustices faced by Palestinians.

Israeli forces detained thousands of Palestinians during the war, often in shelters and hospitals, under laws that allowed detention without judicial review or access to lawyers.

Marwan Barghudi, a popular Palestinian leader, was convicted by an Israeli military court in 2004. His continued imprisonment reflects the broader issue of Palestinians being held without charge.